My Eureka came with the entire smoke box and the headline off the model and the cow taker was in pieces, also some other parts came off as well. I got most of it back together although the cowcatcher still needs to be fixed. I have no idea if she runs or not because she has DCC installed and I don’t have a g scale DCC controller (mostly cause I don’t know where to get one or which one to get)
Good job.
if I didn't know any better I'd say that this Bachmann big hauler is the train from Back to the future Part III.
My Emma Nevada model came with loose sliding windows. It was a very easy fix.
My Eureka came with the entire smoke box and the headline off the model and the cow taker was in pieces, also some other parts came off as well. I got most of it back together although the cowcatcher still needs to be fixed. I have no idea if she runs or not because she has DCC installed and I don’t have a g scale DCC controller (mostly cause I don’t know where to get one or which one to get)
Hi are you going to get rid for the parts? If so i can use them
I don't have any of the parts anymore as I sold and traded some at a swap meet I went to.
Is your series "Tales of a Farm" based on Tales of a Railyard?
Never heard of it to be honest. I got inspiration for my series from the 1980's show called TUGS.
@@PlowBenderStudios it shares the same music, no joke.
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Man steam locomotives have so many moving parts and parts that can be easily broken off
Kittys!